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Published tally unK Seaaey ay
The Herald PubUealng Ceaaeny a
Klamath Falla. at ill rearth Street
Entered at tbe oetoce at Warn-
lata rail. Oratoa. tor transmission
through the matla is second-clans
attar.
Subscrlptloa terms by mall to amy
sddress In tba Ualted sutaa:
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KLAMATH FALLS. ONMON
FRIDAV, AUGUST 6, IBIS
AND aVOP AT
KLAMATH FALL!
KLAMATH OODNTT AND THE
CLUB
A COMMITTKB from the Commer-
X clal Club Journeyed to Merrill
this moralag tor the purpose of aacur-
lna mamberakipa to the Klamath
Commercial Clab.
Ia order to obtain results tor Klam
ath. Falm and Klamath coaaty the
county should be repreeeated from
11 points. Ia this manner the gen
eral welfare aad good ot the. county
caa be looked after on a bastaeas
basis that will be satisfactory to all.
The Commercial Club ia not tormen
only for the benefit of Klamath
Falls, but is organised here simply be
cause of the nature of things, aa this
Is the business center of the county.
The work that is done by the Com
mercial Club la largely la the inter
ests of the county aa a whole. Unless
the county is represented aa a whole
the work cannot be satisfactory to the
county aa a whole. Every corner and
town In the county should be repre
sented ia tbe Commercial Club by
members that will take active part ia
the work aad an interest in the club.
Tbe situation in Klamath Is differ
ent than in many places. The county
aeeda the development aad the city
wtU follow the county. Matters per
taining to the country districts can
not be properly taken, up 'aad han
dled unless there are representatives
throughout the county that caa In
form the club and Its oflcera aa to the
needs. Prompt attention la a big fac
tor In gaining any result, and only
byHhis method can they be obtained.
. Scattered Shots .'.
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A CHIEF OF POLICE with an In
ventlve turn of mind might be dan
gerous to offenders ot the law If he
should use It on' them.
SOMETHING WRONG with rail
road rates when a man will drive 800
sheep 120 miles at this time ot year
instead of shipping from here.
MERRILL, TAKE advantage of the
Commercial Club". It's to your In
terests.
WHAT KLAMATH NEEDS is I
organisation so strong that when
something Is wanted they cannot be
stopped.
IT'S ORGANIZATION that geta re
sults. The initial coat is slight, and
after that it ia a matter ot personal
attention and interest.
HOW ABOUT that party to the
Lava Beds Sunday T
MAKE YOUR arrangements now,
before you fix up something else.
LET FRED FLEET know that we
are going. .
A LOCAL SIGN
CAUSES COMMENT
ROGUE RIVER FOLK NOT TO BE
OUTDONE BT KLAMATH 8BBMS
TO BE THE SENTIMENT OF THE
PERIOD p
ASHLAND, Ore., Ang 6. A big
slga. 10x10 iaslie, has bass placed at
Agar; Oil., at taa forks of taa road
oa tbe PaeUc highway, dlrectlag the
tourists to take tba inland route to
Crater Lake via Klamath Falls,
thence through eastern Oratoa and to
Portland via the new senate Columbia
highway.
P
Taa sign la ansae! te divert a
laraa aorUoa ot taa taariat tn ay
way of Kmmatt Faila. Tfcaafcfawaa
aUead by J. A. Oorioa of taa Walw
Pellcaa garara aad B. . Rail of Ua
Wblta Pellcaa hotel, both of Kteaath
Falla.
It would appear that It waa aow
up to taa hotel aaa caraaa maa or
Ashland and Medford to paua aa-
other alga 10x30 feet oa the oppoilte
tide ot the road dlrectlag taa auto-
moblllst to take the Pacific highway
up through Oregon, traTeiiag orer
the Sliklyou grade, universally 'ac
knowledged to be the moat beautiful
and perfect piece ot scenic highway
on the coast. Jackson county's paved
highways, the excellent roads with
unrlralledr scealo attractions ia the
Rogue. Umpqua and Willamette vat-!
leys, the side trip ot a day from Ash
land or Medford to Crater Lake, and!
a visit at Asniana, me carisDaa or;
America.
BOY OF 18 AND
GIRL 15 ELIGIBLE
TO MARRY IN CALIFORNIA, SATS
A DISTRICT ATTORNEY, WHO
SHOWS DECISION OF UPPER
COURT TO PROVE IT
EUREKA, Cal., Aug. 6. Any boy
over 18 years of age aad any girl
who can boast 16 summers have a
perfect right- to court or be courted
and can be legally married under the
laws of the state,, despite the objec
tions ot parents, guardians or officers
ot the law, according to a decision
quoted by District Attorney Arthur
W. Hill yesterday.
The district attorney usurped the
cupldian" duties of County Clerk
Fred M. Kay for a brief period. A
young man who has attained hla ma
jority was requested by Hill to marry
a girl but 16. He gave them the
proper Instructions for procuring a
marriage, license, bestowed his bless
ings and sent them to the county
clerk's office.
When Kay learned the bride to be
was but 16 years ot age he demanded
that the girl's parents give their con
sent. The baffled couple wended
their way back to the district attor
ney. Hill grabbed a law volume,, ac
companied the young people to the
clerk'a office, and read a recent de
cision of the supreme court which up
sets all former procedure where
minors desired to be wedded.
This decision was banded down in
May and It seems a young girl waa
married without her mother's con
sent. The latter endeavored to have
the marriage annuled. The case was
carried to the supreme court and the
learned Jurists interpreted the exist'
ing marriage laws to mean that any
girl over 16 years of age and youth
over 18 need not have, their parents
consent to get a license.
STANDARD OF STATE
UNIVERSITY IS RAISED
EUGENE, Ore., Aug. 6. Further
tightening ot the screws at the Uni
versity In an effort to raise the stand
ard even higher is tbe edict circulated
about the campus tbia week.
Ten per cent will be added to all
requirements durmg the coming year,
Required hours of study will be in
creased, lessons will be longer, gen
eral standards higher, the field of
study larger and the depth of subject
greater. '
The tightening la not In the uni
versity alone, says President P. L.
Campbell, from whose office the order
comes, but characterises higher
school work throughout the state.
"The '10 per cent movement' Is not
an innovation, but rather a culmina
tion," declares President Campbell.
"If you want to know why we can
expect to succeed In effecting such a
decided improvement aa 10 per cent
in one year," he says "you will have
to look into the Oregon high schools
and observe what has been happen
ing there in the hut few years.
"This whole matter is closely con
nected with the better preparation the
Oregon boy is now receiving in tbe
secondary schools.
"Standards have been going up
steadily for a long time. While we
think-of tba '10 per eeat idea' aa an
attempt to staadardiss taa progress
that Is already being made and to aaa
that every braaah of university ac
tivity feels tba atlmnlas f additional
conscious effort, still It tea fast that
10 per oeat Is a more rapid rata of
Improvement than has existed any
where la this work, Wa want to toe
now what will be the effect of setting
a certain,, definite standard wklek at
tbe same time la stiff enough to be ex
tremely oimentt to reach."
Herald want aaa gat malts.
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Britbh Surgeon
Dressed to
This Is a British physician In the
field ready for work.. The British
have learned as did the Germane long
ago that extreme care must be taken
to prevent infection of wounds. So
careful are the surgeons that the rub
ber gloves are used only once. 'The
Act Quickly
Delay Has Been Dangerous in Klam
ath Falls .
Do the right thing at the right time.
Act quickly In time of danger.
In time of kidney danger Doan's
Kidney Pills are most effective.
Plenty of evidence ot their worth.
Mrs. I. H. White. 618 W. Hamilton
street, Medford, Ore., says: "Twice I
had attacks of kidney trouble. A
dull pain settled in my back and I be
came dlszy and nervous. There seem
ed to be no rest for me, day or night
I was all run down. Doan's Kidney
Pills brought the best of results. I
havent bad any trouble for many
years."
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills the same that
Mrs. White had. Foster-Mllburn Co.,
Props., Buffalo, N. Y,
(Paid Advertisement)
OLD-TIME COLD OUKE
DRDTKHOTTEA!
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Get a small package of Hamburg
Breatt Tea, or as the German folk
call it; "Hamburger Bruit Thee," at any
pharmacy. Take a tablespooaful of the
tea, put a cup of boiliag water upon
it, pour through a sieve aad drink a
teacup, full at any time during tbe
day or before retiring. It. Is the most
effective way to break a sold and cure
grip, as it opens the i pores of the skin,
relieving congestion. Also lessens .the
bowels, thus breaking up a sold.
Try me next tune yea sansr irom
a eold or the stId. It is
and entirely vegetable, therefore
ssfe
and harmless.
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rheumatic pain. "St. JaseVs-OIl" I
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taxes pain, soreness ana snanee irmn
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Prevent Infection
nurses do not touch them In .handing
thorn to the surgeons, but use a pair
of tongs, sterilised. Tho mortality of
wounded men In the Franco-Prusslsn
war was about 76 per cent. In this
one on the side of the allies. It has not
been one-tenth of that.
"TIZ" FOR ACHING,
SORE, TIRED FEET
TIZ" for Tender, Puffed-up, nam
ing, Calloused Feet and
Corns
"Sure! I um TIZ'
every time fer aay
f oot treable."
You can be bappy-footed Just like
me. Use "TIZ" and never suffer with
tender, raw, burlng, blistered, swoll
en, tired, smelly feet. "TIZ" and
only "TIZ" takes tbe pain and sore
ness out of corns, callouses and bun-
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ness soaking in. How good your
poor old feet feel. They want to
dance for Joy. "TIZ" Is grand. "TIZ'
instantly draws out all the poisonous
exudations which puff up your feet
and cause sore, inflamed, aching,
sweaty, smelly feel. ,
uei a 26 cent box of "TIZ" at any
drug store or department store. Get
instant foot relief. Laugh at foot
sufferers who complain. Because
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STOPS HEADACHE,
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a dull, splitting or violent throbbing
headache i to , moment with a Dn
Jsmes' Readaeas Powder. This old
time headseae relief act almost magi
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now for dime package and a few mo
Mats after yea take a powder you
will wonder what became of the bead-
.i,"T"l' nl pain.-stop suffer
W It's 'needleM. 0s sure you' set what
you' get what
Yen. Madame, we sell
nothing but the Highest ;
Grade of Pure Food Grocer
ies, at very reasonable prices,
too.
Let us make an everlasting
customer of you by pleasing
you with BETTER Groceries
for LESS money with ah un
excelled delivery service.
Let us convince you by
giving us a trial order.
Trade at the Pure Pood
Grocery that satisfies.
Phone orders receive the
same careful attention.
VAN RIPER BROS.
"GET THE HABIT"
Phone 85 6th and Main
FreightcS: Baggage
Hauled
I'rompt attention
Phone Onlers.
87
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O. K. Transfer Co.
TOUCH UP
Wm. C. Hum
Title nnnoiinri'riteiit carries the message In you that
Western Transfer Co.
In Hauling liungi-rs, llaggago and Freight to Malt Heats for
(kins. & Hamilton
I'lione 187, or leave orders at 003 Main street.
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TOtLET REQUISITES
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IF YOU REQUIRE
Glasses
"Viih ami them mm. To pd,
fMm Hie weaiiflnff of glae be.
i-ause f greNSMlleM iwjutlet
la in take risks with your era.
Vuu rennet be too ratvful w
nreaervtoff the quality or roar
vUloa.
It -ua give you auurate
knowledge of the condition 0f
your eyre.
H. I Winters
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LAUNCHES
For Rent
With or without dwivera, for trips
on either Ier or Upper lake.
Telford & Son
Comer Confer aad Mala
BLOCK WOOD
Will wercr be cheaper than aow.
You shoald profit by the low price.
Sing It load $2.50
Double- load $3.75
to stork aa for taw wlater
KLAMATH FUEL CO.
O. PEYTON, Manager
5' 5 Main Street
YOUR ROOMS
With a gallon or two of our pnlnU
mi (I varnish. Make them more
cheerful nnl sanitary. This should
ho ilnno frequently, especially
when paint roots so Utile If you
don't wish to do tbe palatini
j-ourself we can supply competent
painters at short notice.
Hardware Co.
Who leys aside a little money roi
ulnrly in this savlags bank, and
thus provides agalaat the "rslny
dny" that almost Invariably comes
to ull, in times of adversity you
will find an accouat at this bank
your best friend. Commence sav
Ing today,
SAVINGS BANK
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arms, on haaWmanal left; Try
Keep sweat and eewforteble.
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